How 'bout tonight at the Rhumba Cafe in Columbus with B3 wizard Tony Monaco? He will jazz rock your world.
love some b3
How 'bout tonight at the Rhumba Cafe in Columbus with B3 wizard Tony Monaco? He will jazz rock your world.
How 'bout tonight at the Rhumba Cafe in Columbus with B3 wizard Tony Monaco? He will jazz rock your world.
I am down for it !
no underwear on stage for this old fool !
Congrats on those GS1000's !
I feel like I have said that before
Dude, I'll be 51 next month. You have a ways to go before you can claim middle age. If you don't qualify for an AARP card, then get in the back of the line, junior...
I sat down at my computer this afternoon to listen to some music and I looked over to see what I had plugged into my Lyr and there was nothing. So I looked up on my desk to see what I had up there and the only phones I had were my 225i. So I plugged them in and listened with those, and I didn't miss a thing. That is what I love about Grado's you can go from the lowest to the highest and they all have that "Grado" sound. I still think I got a really good pair of 225i though, these things are so good it isn't funny, quite a bit better than the pair I gave my son (don't tell him that<G>) I think I just lucked out and got a blueprinted pair by accident, but hey I'll take it. For some odd reason these 225i have probably the best imaging of all my Grado's, I get that 'out-of-head' thing quite often with them.
Woah, really? I always assumed you were in your 20s!
I sat down at my computer this afternoon to listen to some music and I looked over to see what I had plugged into my Lyr and there was nothing. So I looked up on my desk to see what I had up there and the only phones I had were my 225i. So I plugged them in and listened with those, and I didn't miss a thing. That is what I love about Grado's you can go from the lowest to the highest and they all have that "Grado" sound. I still think I got a really good pair of 225i though, these things are so good it isn't funny, quite a bit better than the pair I gave my son (don't tell him that<G>) I think I just lucked out and got a blueprinted pair by accident, but hey I'll take it. For some odd reason these 225i have probably the best imaging of all my Grado's, I get that 'out-of-head' thing quite often with them.
My parents told me almost 40 years ago that I would "out-grow" my hard rock phase.
Hasn't happened yet. If anything, my tastes keep getting harder and edgier. Nothing like Sunn 0))))) to shake things loose.
Hell yeah.....go BIG or don't go at all!
I scored today too.......Center stage 5 rows back to see Bonamassa in Youngstown, Ohio Nov.22nd with my son.
Also will be up front Nov.20th in Columbus, Ohio......There is a date for Cincinnatti on Nov. 18th.......if I can just find a way to swing that date it will be the trifecta
Batteling severe Crohn's desiese, I'm sometimes out of comission for days, weeks, or even months, that's why I haven't been active on Head-Fi, for a while.
It had been at least three weeks since I had picked up my PS1000, so, feeling a little bit better, tonight I treated myself to Yanny's Voices, concert DVD, wow!, I have never experienced so many endorphin rushes in a row, the size of the soundstage, the endless decays, the sence of air, and space, between the instruments, the naturelness of the signers's voices, it was just, sublime!.
Chloe, one of the signers, has it all, and I mean, ALL!, she's beautiful, has a great body, she can dance, and, she has a great voice, I still can't believe she was only 21 when the concert was recorded. Look her up, I'm sure you won't be disapointed.
For some reason, while I was watching the concert, I thought about the fact that, for many people, the RS1, are the best that Grado makes. Having breifly owend the RS1', I can certainly understand why so many people love them, now, if I had to describe the two, I'd say that the RS1 are like a scalpel, while the PS1000 are a Swiss knife, WITH, a scalpel!.
Although it occasionnally throws you a curve, life is good, keep on enjoying this wonderful hobby, and most importantly, stay healthy!.
Batteling severe Crohn's desiese, I'm sometimes out of comission for days, weeks, or even months, that's why I haven't been active on Head-Fi, for a while.
It had been at least three weeks since I had picked up my PS1000, so, feeling a little bit better, tonight I treated myself to Yanny's Voices, concert DVD, wow!, I have never experienced so many endorphin rushes in a row, the size of the soundstage, the endless decays, the sence of air, and space, between the instruments, the naturelness of the signers's voices, it was just, sublime!.
Chloe, one of the signers, has it all, and I mean, ALL!, she's beautiful, has a great body, she can dance, and, she has a great voice, I still can't believe she was only 21 when the concert was recorded. Look her up, I'm sure you won't be disapointed.
For some reason, while I was watching the concert, I thought about the fact that, for many people, the RS1, are the best that Grado makes. Having breifly owend the RS1', I can certainly understand why so many people love them, now, if I had to describe the two, I'd say that the RS1 are like a scalpel, while the PS1000 are a Swiss knife, WITH, a scalpel!.
Although it occasionnally throws you a curve, life is good, keep on enjoying this wonderful hobby, and most importantly, stay healthy!.
Here is to you, and keep you head up and keep on truckin